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What is the oldest part of the Hebrew Bible?

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Did European powers ever try to recolonize countries in South America?

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When was the latest attempt at colonisation by an empire?

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What were the philosophical underpinnings of fascism in its various incarnations?

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In the 4th century, Jerome translated the Bible from Greek into Latin. It took until the 16th century for Luther to translate the Bible from Latin into German. So why did the Catholic Church decide to stop translating the Bible?

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If we know that medieval peasants raised their own livestock, how could it be that only the nobility could afford to eat meat?

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Are the conquests of Genghis Khan singlehandedly responsible for why much of Central Asia is poor and sparsely populated?

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Title	Upvotes	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
What is the oldest part of the Hebrew Bible?	3
Did European powers ever try to recolonize countries in South America?	2
When was the latest attempt at colonisation by an empire?	2
What were the philosophical underpinnings of fascism in its various incarnations?	1
In the 4th century, Jerome translated the Bible from Greek into Latin. It took until the 16th century for Luther to translate the Bible from Latin into German. So why did the Catholic Church decide to stop translating the Bible?	1
If we know that medieval peasants raised their own livestock, how could it be that only the nobility could afford to eat meat?	1
Are the conquests of Genghis Khan singlehandedly responsible for why much of Central Asia is poor and sparsely populated?	1